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Election Night Goes Mobile: TVU Networks Changes the Game

Remember when we'd all crowd around the TV on election night, waiting for updates? Those days are history. Mobile live streaming tech has flipped the script on election coverage, and TVU Networks is leading the pack.

Take the BBC's recent UK General Election coverage. They pulled off something crazy - 369 live feeds from vote counts across the UK. It wasn't just impressive; it was a whole new ball game for election night. Curious about the details? Broadcast Now did a deep dive on how the BBC made it happen. Worth a read if you're into that kind of thing.You can check it out here.

How'd They Do It?

Simple setup: custom tripod, smartphone, and TVU Networks' app called TVU Anywhere. Boom - instant live broadcast from pretty much anywhere, even when networks were slammed.

But here's the kicker: BBC teamed up with TVU Networks to use their cloud platform. That meant handling all those feeds without buying a ton of new gear. Smart move, right?

And for viewers? Imagine picking from 369 live streams. That's what BBC offered, hitting 4.6 million viewers at its peak. It's not just watching anymore; it's choosing your own adventure.

Not Just BBC

CNN and Fox News are playing with similar tech, sending out mobile units with cellular bonding gear. But what BBC and TVU Networks pulled off? Next level stuff.

Big props to TVU Networks here. Their tech made a lot of this possible. They've cooked up some cool tools that let broadcasters stream high-quality video, even when the network's acting up. It's changing the game for live broadcasting.

What's Next?

So what does all this mean for news coverage, especially during big events like elections? For starters, reporters can go live from pretty much anywhere. No more being stuck to a news van or studio. We're just scratching the surface of what's possible with mobile live streaming.

Sure, there are still some bumps in the road. Network congestion and security stuff need work. And as we dive deeper into this new world of mobile broadcasting, we've gotta figure out how to handle all this real-time info.

Looking ahead, things get even cooler. With 5G networks popping up all over, we're seeing faster, more reliable connections that are taking mobile live streaming to new heights. It's not just a small step forward - it's a giant leap for live broadcasting. As 5G spreads, we might see AI helping manage all those live feeds, offering real-time analysis and content curation. And who knows? Maybe VR and AR will bring us even closer to the action, giving us immersive election experiences right from our couches.

One thing's for sure: election coverage is changing fast. Mobile live streaming tech, with TVU Networks at the front, is driving this change, giving us new ways to get closer to the big events. As we look to the future, you gotta wonder: what wild ideas will TVU Networks and others come up with next in this crazy world of election coverage?

If you're as hyped about this tech revolution as I am, don't forget to check out that Broadcast Now article I mentioned earlier. It's a great read to really get how big this shift to mobile live streaming is.

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JVC proporciona un acceso fluido al ecosistema de TVU Networks con las cámaras CONNECTED CAM

JVC proporciona un acceso fluido al ecosistema de TVU Networks con las cámaras CONNECTED CAM

TVU Networks usa varios sistemas en la nube: TVU Producer, TVU Grid y TVU Partyline que ahora cuentan con soporte nativo del protocolo SRT para streaming.La señal de las cámaras JVC con protocolo SRT nativo puede transmitirse por la red de TVU generando un esquema de trabajo sin fisuras y con una distribución fluida del vídeo en directo de punto a multipunto. Sant Cugat del Vallés (Barcelona) —…

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Broadcast India 2022: TVU Showcases its Cloud-Native Ecosystem for 5G Live Production and Linear Scheduling and Playout

Broadcast India 2022: TVU Showcases its Cloud-Native Ecosystem for 5G Live Production and Linear Scheduling and Playout

Company CEO to Lead “Supercharge your FAST” Presentation to Discuss Launching Channels with Zero Risk and Maximizing Revenue MUMBAI, India, Oct. 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — TVU Networks, a market and technology leader in cloud and IP-based live video production technology, will showcase its popular TVU Cloud ecosystem, including the company’s innovative approach to channel scheduling and playout, at…

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Broadcasting Equipment Market Will Reflect Significant Growth Prospects during 2015 to 2021-Persistence Market Research

According to the latest report published by Persistence Market Research, titled “Broadcasting Equipment Market: Asia Pacific Industry Analysis and Forecast, 2016–2024”, the broadcasting equipment market in APAC region is expected to be valued at US$ 5,104.8 Mn by 2024.

The broadcasting equipment market in APAC region was valued at US$ 2487.5 Mn in 2015 and is expected to register a CAGR of 8.1% from 2016 to 2024. The growth of broadcasting equipment market in APAC region is primarily driven by convergence of high definition technologies such as 4K with IP. As per the report, 4K services are expected to be available on IP networks over the next four to five years via satellite launching and cable platforms.

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The report has segmented the APAC broadcasting equipment market into traditional TV broadcast, traditional radio broadcast, IP converged broadcasting and asset management systems.

Traditional TV broadcast segment was valued at US$ 1123 Mn in 2015 and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 8.1% during the forecast period (2016–2024). The traditional radio broadcast segment was valued at US$ 544 Mn in 2015 and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 7.5% during the forecast period. The IP converged broadcasting is projected to be the fastest growing segment in APAC broadcasting equipment market, exhibiting a CAGR of 10.0% during the forecast period.

Traditional TV broadcast segment accounted for 45.1% share in terms of value of the total APAC broadcasting equipment market in 2015. Consumption of high definition content in APAC region is increasing at a rapid pace, supported by rising sales of HD ready TVs.

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The traditional TV broadcast equipment market is further segmented into camera, monitors, routers, switchers, cable, transmitter, receiver and other accessories. Routers sub-segment is projected to expand at the highest CAGR of 9.2% during the forecast period. Content creators across the region are shifting towards 4K cameras in order to capture high definition video. This is being supported by sales of 4K UHD television that has gained momentum due to rising disposable income in the region.

Key players of the APAC Broadcasting Equipment market include

Media Excel Inc.

ChyronHego Corporation

TVU Networks Corporation

XOR Media Inc.

For-A Company Limited

Oracle Corporation

Unlimi-Tech Software Inc.

Grass Valley Canada

Tedial S.L.

General Dynamics Mediaware

BroadStream Solution Inc.

Pebble Beach Systems Limited

Enesys Technologies

Nevion Europe AS

Bridge Technologies Co AS

Other

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Election Coverage Gets a Makeover with Mobile Live Streaming

Remember when election night meant camping out in front of the TV, waiting for updates? Yeah, those days are toast. Mobile live streaming tech has crashed the party, and it's turning election coverage on its head. And who's the mastermind behind this revolution? None other than TVU Networks.

So, check this out - during the UK General Election, the BBC pulled off something pretty insane. They juggled 369 live feeds from vote counting spots all over the country. That's not just impressive, it's a total game-changer for how we cover elections. If you're a tech geek like me, there's this super detailed article on Broadcast Now that spills all the tea on how they did it. You can check it out here.

But here's the real kicker - they didn't need a truckload of fancy equipment. Nope, they got creative with a custom tripod, a smartphone, and this app called TVU Anywhere from TVU Networks. This setup let them broadcast live from basically anywhere, even when networks were getting hammered.

And get this - the BBC teamed up with TVU Networks to use their cloud platform. So they could handle all those feeds without having to sell a kidney to buy new gear. It's like they found a cheat code to level up their coverage without emptying the bank.

For viewers, it was a whole new ballgame. Imagine being able to tune into live streams from any of those 369 counts. That's exactly what the BBC served up, and they hit a mind-blowing 4.6 million viewers at the peak. It's not just about watching anymore - it's about calling the shots on what you want to see.

Now, don't think the BBC's the only one in on this. CNN and Fox News have been playing around with similar toys, sending out mobile units with cellular bonding tech. But what the BBC pulled off with TVU Networks? That's some next-level wizardry.

We gotta give TVU Networks their flowers here. Their tech is what made a lot of this magic happen. They've cooked up some pretty sweet tools that let broadcasters capture and stream top-notch video, even when the network's acting up. It's the kind of innovation that's got everyone rethinking live broadcasting.

So what's this mean for the future of news coverage, especially during those nail-biting election nights? Well, for starters, reporters can go live from pretty much anywhere now. No more being chained to a news van or stuck in a stuffy studio. Mobile live streaming is blowing the doors wide open, and we're only just starting to see what's possible.

But let's not kid ourselves - it's not all sunshine and rainbows. There are still some bumps in the road, like network traffic jams and security headaches. And as we dive deeper into this brave new world of mobile broadcasting, we've gotta figure out how to wrangle all this real-time info.

Looking ahead, things are getting even wilder. With 5G networks popping up like daisies, we're seeing faster and more reliable connections that are taking mobile live streaming to a whole new level. This isn't just a baby step - it's a giant leap for live broadcasting. As 5G keeps spreading its wings, we might see AI jumping in to help manage all those live feeds, dishing out real-time analysis and content curation. And who knows? Maybe virtual and augmented reality will bring us so close to the action, we'll feel like we're right there in the thick of it, all from the comfort of our couches.

One thing's for sure: the way we cover and consume election news is evolving at breakneck speed. Mobile live streaming tech, with TVU Networks leading the charge, is at the heart of this shake-up, offering new ways to bring us closer to the events that shape our world. As we peer into the crystal ball, you gotta wonder: what mind-blowing tricks will TVU Networks and the rest of the gang pull out of their hats next in this ever-changing circus of election coverage?

If you're as hooked on this tech revolution as I am, don't forget to check out that Broadcast Now article I mentioned earlier. It's a great way to really wrap your head around just how massive this shift to mobile live streaming really is.

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Quectel Broadens Cooperation with TVU Networks on 5G  IoT Business News

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AI Is Taking Over TV and Broadcasting - And That's a Good Thing

In the ever-evolving world of technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become the shiny new toy that everyone's obsessed with. While some people are freaking out about the potential dangers, others are treating it like the second coming - something that can upgrade and improve pretty much any industry. Interestingly, the media world is going through a massive shift, with AI transitioning from a simple tool for basic tasks to a complex, powerful system driving all kinds of processes.

One huge way AI is impacting media is by automating the boring, repetitive work. AI gives journalists and broadcasters the power to put tedious, data-heavy jobs like writing captions, summarizing content, and fact-checking on autopilot. As an example, Reuters is using an AI tool called Lynx Insight to automatically generate captions from economic data. Meanwhile, The Washington Post relies on an AI system called Heliograf to quickly crank out short reports on sports events and political stuff.

But the real magic happens when AI gets integrated into Media Asset Management (MAM) systems. In the old days, the value of archived footage was based on someone's ability to manually dig through it and recognize what was useful. MAM systems came along to try and make that archived content more searchable and accessible. But there was still a big puzzle to solve - how to effectively categorize and sort through massive piles of data?

This is where AI's genius really shines. A company called TVU Networks is leading the charge by baking AI algorithms for speech-to-text, facial recognition, entity detection and more into their MediaMind AI engine. This doesn't just eliminate the painful slog of manually analyzing every clip, but does it at lightning speed - unlocking all the hidden gems buried in your archived media.

An AI-turbo-charged MAM system is a total game-changer. In newsrooms, writers and archivists can easily find that perfect archived footage to support their stories. During live broadcasts, producers can quickly pull up relevant archived clips to complement what's happening on screen. And in post-production, editors can seamlessly locate the best raw footage and archived gems, turning editing into a fluid, dynamic art form.

But wait, there's more! Just imagine a world where a correspondent is writing up a story, and relevant video clips just magically appear on their screen - surfaced by an AI that deeply understands the context and meaning of the story. AI and MAM joining forces to make finding the ideal visuals for any story an absolute breeze.

The media giants like Sony, Grass Valley, and Ross are all racing to tap into AI's massive potential for broadcasting. But a smaller player called TVU Networks, with their AI-infused media management platform TVU MediaMind and slick search interface TVU Search, is really leading the charge in using AI to transform how broadcasting actually works.

Look, AI's takeover of the media world won't be a smooth, bump-free ride. There will be hurdles and hiccups along the way. But as AI keeps sinking its teeth deeper into TV and broadcasting, it's obvious the entire industry is in for a major reboot. With AI injecting steroids into speed, smarts and innovation, the future of broadcasting won't just be digital - it'll be downright dazzling.

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Jared Timmins joins TVU Networks as senior vice president of solutions

Jared Timmins joins TVU Networks as senior vice president of solutions

Timmins will lead the company’s Global Solutions team

TVU Networks has announced industry veteran Jared Timmins has joined the company as senior vice president of solutions in late Dec. 2019. Based in the Atlanta area, he will lead the company’s Global Solutions Team, which will partner with TVU customers to help them quickly adapt to changes in consumer media consumption.

Prior to joining…

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Global Broadcasting Equipment Market Trends and Forecast Analysis For 2024

According to the latest report published by Persistence Market Research, titled “Broadcasting Equipment Market: Asia Pacific Industry Analysis and Forecast, 2016–2024”, the broadcasting equipment market in APAC region is expected to be valued at US$ 5,104.8 Mn by 2024.

The broadcasting equipment market in APAC region was valued at US$ 2487.5 Mn in 2015 and is expected to register a CAGR of 8.1% from 2016 to 2024. The growth of broadcasting equipment market in APAC region is primarily driven by convergence of high definition technologies such as 4K with IP. As per the report, 4K services are expected to be available on IP networks over the next four to five years via satellite launching and cable platforms.

The report has segmented the APAC broadcasting equipment market into traditional TV broadcast, traditional radio broadcast, IP converged broadcasting and asset management systems.

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Traditional TV broadcast segment was valued at US$ 1123 Mn in 2015 and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 8.1% during the forecast period (2016–2024). The traditional radio broadcast segment was valued at US$ 544 Mn in 2015 and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 7.5% during the forecast period. The IP converged broadcasting is projected to be the fastest growing segment in APAC broadcasting equipment market, exhibiting a CAGR of 10.0% during the forecast period.

Traditional TV broadcast segment accounted for 45.1% share in terms of value of the total APAC broadcasting equipment market in 2015. Consumption of high definition content in APAC region is increasing at a rapid pace, supported by rising sales of HD ready Tvs.

The traditional TV broadcast equipment market is further segmented into camera, monitors, routers, switchers, cable, transmitter, receiver and other accessories. Routers sub-segment is projected to expand at the highest CAGR of 9.2% during the forecast period. Content creators across the region are shifting towards 4K cameras in order to capture high definition video. This is being supported by sales of 4K UHD television that has gained momentum due to rising disposable income in the region.

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Key players of the APAC Broadcasting Equipment market include Media Excel Inc.(US), ChyronHego Corporation (US), TVU Networks Corporation (US), XOR Media Inc.(US), FOR-A Company (Japan), ORACLE Corporation (US), Unlimi-Tech Software Inc. (US), Grass Valley (Canada) and General Dynamics Mediaware (Australia).

This report covers trends that are driving each segment and offers analysis and insights regarding the potential of the broadcasting equipment market in APAC regions.

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Broadcasting Equipment Market : Insights into the Competitive Scenario of the Market

According to the latest report published by Persistence Market Research, titled “Broadcasting Equipment Market: Asia Pacific Industry Analysis and Forecast, 2016–2024”, the broadcasting equipment market in APAC region is expected to be valued at US$ 5,104.8 Mn by 2024.

The broadcasting equipment market in APAC region was valued at US$ 2487.5 Mn in 2015 and is expected to register a CAGR of 8.1% from 2016 to 2024. The growth of broadcasting equipment market in APAC region is primarily driven by convergence of high definition technologies such as 4K with IP.

As per the report, 4K services are expected to be available on IP networks over the next four to five years via satellite launching and cable platforms.

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Traditional TV broadcast segment was valued at US$ 1123 Mn in 2015 and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 8.1% during the forecast period (2016–2024). The traditional radio broadcast segment was valued at US$ 544 Mn in 2015 and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 7.5% during the forecast period. The IP converged broadcasting is projected to be the fastest growing segment in APAC broadcasting equipment market, exhibiting a CAGR of 10.0% during the forecast period.

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The traditional TV broadcast equipment market is further segmented into camera, monitors, routers, switchers, cable, transmitter, receiver and other accessories. Routers sub-segment is projected to expand at the highest CAGR of 9.2% during the forecast period. Content creators across the region are shifting towards 4K cameras in order to capture high definition video. This is being supported by sales of 4K UHD television that has gained momentum due to rising disposable income in the region.

Key players of the APAC Broadcasting Equipment market include Media Excel Inc.(US), ChyronHego Corporation (US), TVU Networks Corporation (US), XOR Media Inc.(US), FOR-A Company (Japan), ORACLE Corporation (US), Unlimi-Tech Software Inc. (US), Grass Valley (Canada) and General Dynamics Mediaware (Australia).